‍♀️HELP!! Are these DD? Newbie here lol

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wow i surely didnt realize that a tiny error in judgement. with the term ddd would become the hillary clinton of ct.btw the only message of disapointment i recieved on the issue was recieved today asking me too clean up my act.that was heard and understood.yes i am new to collecting and searching for error coins and was led to believe that ct was a excellent place to get opinions and learn the ropes so to say!ive grown some and learned alot but im not into being judged without explanation either.three d,ddd,triple d, language is an everchanging form of comunication.stop focusing on breast size gentlemen!your embarasing yourselves.good day to you all.

 

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You didn’t use the term ddd and if you had, there would be no issue. The only thing embarrassing here is your grammar and spelling. Language changes certainly, but coin terminology does not. We don’t call coins “double or triple d’s” as that language is socially connected with the female anatomy and we have the wherewithal to recognize context and when something is appropriate and not. You’ve done nothing but cause trouble and make snide comments since you joined this forum. This is also the second time in your over dramatic defense that you have referenced female body parts. It’s like you’re a fifth grader seeing how loud you can shout the word before being admonished. Go troll somewhere else. Edit: you’re now on my ignore list. I suggest others do the same.

 

More bandwidth waste GDJMSP had to "suffer through", as I read it. paddyman98: The charmap program on the PC lets you select many characters, in various fonts, for example: If you want the cent sign: It is Alt-0162 (in Arial) which yields this: ¢ or the copyright Alt-0169 © The OP used Alt-12 for this ♀ ALT-11 yields ♂, for example.